TheNoobPolice

They also reverted USA back to 133% which makes more sense, so the default "sensitiivty 2" value in in the calculator might trip a few people up so best to change it to 1.33 again.

Perfect! Thank you :)

Doesn't seem to work for the aim? i.e the FOV doesn't adjust in the calculator for the zoomed FOV. Is it possible to add this?

The default value for the USA coefficient in the menu has been changed to 100% vs 133% of vertical FOV it used to be. I'm assuming they have actually changed it, it rather than just "renamed" 133%? i.e Are scopes that change FOV still synced to 16:9 horizontal monitor distance of 75% by default?

Absolutely.

I think there's a lot of placebo here. The truth is that it's impossible to match the feeling of two different FOV's. Perfect does not, and cannot, exist here. Any point on the screen that is matched between two FOV's, means that all other points on the screen are, as defined by the laws of physics, NOT matched. Anyone's opinion when they test is always coloured by the movements they happen to make on screen when they test each one, i.e which points of the screen they happen to aim to, and which points of the screen they are thinking of in their brain at that exact moment when they move the mouse. So basically, you should pick a monitor distance that synchronises that point on the screen in which you aim to the most (approximately of course) and it will likely give you the best results for the games that you play.

Sorry to be pedantic, but it's "uniform" solider aiming

Half right. If you play game A with a hipfire FOV of Hor+ 110, but Game B only has a max possible hipfire FOV of Hor+ 90, the hipfire sensitivity will feel faster in game B if you match the 360 distance. You can either set the exact same FOV and use 360 distance between games, or use Viewspeed or a Monitor Distance percentage.. Turn rate is NOT sensitivity, at least as far as aiming / muscle memory is concerned.

It should probably be clarified that you can only use 360 distance to match between games's hipfire when they can be set to use the exact same FOV, otherwise it's a different effective "sensitivity" of course.

C:\Users\*yourusername*\Documents\Battlefield 1\settings\profsave_profile_synced (open with notepad etc)

Shadow of War? I know it's 3rd person view has a weird kind of smoothing, like a floaty thing going on, doesn't really feel like accel as such (but more like they want to prevent any mouse movement from being able to make"jittery" visuals even if you moved it really fast, probably for artistic reasons) but the bow / zoom sensitivity seems to work ok. It would be nice to able to match the zoom monitor distance for aiming with other games I ADS in.

It seems to use a fixed multiplier for ADS rather than a screen space system for the FOV change (of any monitor distance %), because as soon as you press the ADS button the sensitivity drops instantly to the new turn-rate even before you've fully zoomed in, which is something I really hate.

Ok thanks, Since the game uses 0% monitor distance based off the ADS setting of irons then, I imagine the higher zoom scopes are not too far off. It's certainly not massively noticeable, but I stick to irons to make sure the sens is "spot on". I suppose we should be thankful that the game at least uses a monitor distance for FOV changes and not some arbitrary random multiplier like some other games.

Obvious the game does not support multiple ADS settings per different FOVs. I notice that the irons, red dots and sniper scopes all use different FOVs. Just out of interest, which of these does the calculator use when matching to viewspeed or a specific monitor distance?

You can also use Frhed - it's totally free portable app that doesn't need an installer or any plugin stuff and is perfect for simple config edits. EDIT: By the way - thanks for getting this in the calculator so quickly, lightning fast!